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Also Known As Marchesa Ossoli • Sarah Margaret Fuller
Born May 23, 1810 • Cambridge • Massachusetts
Died July 19, 1850 (aged 40) • Atlantic Ocean
Notable Works “Woman in the Nineteenth Century”
Movement / Style American Renaissance • Transcendentalism
Subjects Of Study Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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